Sentence examples for be difficult to mainstream from inspiring English sources

Ensuring a creative working life environment has traditionally been handled in the working place – could it therefore be difficult to mainstream as a policy prescription?

"It would be difficult to find funding in the mainstream market," explains My Way's director Ann Hui.

And certainly, for those whose interests or artistic muses fall outside of the mainstream, funding can be difficult to find.

If projects lack ongoing senior managerial support, they may be undertaken at the margins of mainstream activities, and it can be difficult to make the transition from project to institutionalisation as part of wider organisational policies, procedures and norms.

As they provide a mainstream service, GPs need a broad competence, but it can be difficult to acquire knowledge about minority groups such as people with ID, especially when they have behavioural and psychopathological challenges.

Chemsex intimacy doesn't fit either of those, and so it's difficult to convince mainstream society what good comes of it.

It is difficult to imagine the mainstream LDS church today sanctioning the practice of polygamy once more among its members.

It is difficult to think of another mainstream picture in which music in the classical tradition plays such a dominant role.

Science denial is difficult to practice in the mainstream, peer-reviewed literature, but such contrarian views can be freely expressed in the blogosphere, where conspiracy theorists can feed one another's feelings of persecution.

Several UNICEF staff members and partners state that it is difficult to understand what gender mainstreaming would entail and would bring about, on an operational level.

I think it is difficult to reject these concerns of mainstream Israelis as overblown.